Explanation:

Let's arrange the words as they would appear in a dictionary:

- Junction (base word: "Junct") comes before Junctures (base plus "ures").

- Next, Junketeered, Junketeering, Junketers are forms of "Junketeer", and should be sorted further:

- Junketeered (past tense, "ed")

- Junketeering (present participle, "ing")

- Junketers (plural, "ers")

Order is:

1. Junction

2. Junctures

3. Junketeered

4. Junketeering

5. Junketers

Let's check the options:

- Option: 2, 5, 1, 4, 3

- 2. Junction

- 5. Junctures

- 1. Junketeered

- 4. Junketeering

- 3. Junketers

- This matches the correct dictionary order.

Explanation:

- Junction is the base, so it comes first.

- Junctures follows.

- Junketeer derivatives go after these.

- Past tense ("ed") before "ers" and "ing" by dictionary conventions.

- Option 2,5,1,4,3 is correct.